A Retro Guide to the Atari Game Platform
A relic of gaming history, the Atari deserves more kudos than it gets. It holds a firm place in most Gen X gamers’ hearts, and…
7 Surprising Facts About the Atari 600
Released in late 1983, the Atari 600XL computer and its companion, the Atari 800XL, were the latest in Atari’s line of 8-bit home computers. Direct…
10 Unforgettable Atari ST Games You Will Remember
In June 1985 the Atari ST was born, and to this day it remains one of the most talked-about retro personal computers in the world…
How the Atari 2600 Made it’s Mark in Gaming History
Video game consoles are now a $33 billion industry. It’s hard to imagine that there was a time when the world wasn’t interested in video…
7 Computer Games You Can Still Play on Your Radioshack Tandy
Remember RadioShack's Tandy TRS-Color computer? We know you do! Here are seven iconic Tandy computer games that you can play on your vintage Tandy.
Timex Sinclair 1000: The Story Behind the Original $99 Home Computer
Before the Chromebook, there was the Timex Sinclair 100. Retailing for just $99, the Sinclair was the cheapest home computer in the 80s. This is its s…
How to Upgrade Your Original Macintosh Classic from the 90s
Love the look of your vintage Macintosh Classic computer? Upgrade your favorite vintage computer with a new operating system! Follow this guide to get…
Unboxing the History Behind the Texas Instruments TI-99 4A
Remember the days of early BASIC programming? Then you definitely remember the Texas Instruments TI 99 4A! Let's unbox the story behind this vintage c…
Commodore 128: Was It Really an Upgrade From the Commodore 64
Every gamer should be a retro gamer. Find out if the Commodore 128 was truly an upgrade from the Commodore 64 in our essential guide.
The Fascinating Story of the Commodore 128
In 1985, the Commodore 128 was released to the world. What made it such a special piece of 8-bit hardware? Find out here in this C128 history lesson.